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Next week will see 55,000 people flock to London’s Great British Beer Festival to admire the best beers, ales and stouts that Britain has to offer. For all of those who want to celebrate a festival of their own at home, Ocado’s interactive ale shop with 169 British beers on offer boasts useful features that can help you find the right beer for the right occasion. The interactive map of Great Britain allows users to navigate their way through regions to discover more of Britain’s diverse beers.

For those who prefer international beers, a large variety of brews including Peroni, San Miguel, Brooklyn Lager, and Birra Moretti complement the domestic selection. The international collection can be found here.

Please click here to visit the ale shop.

British ales and beers

Bath Ales Gem A quintessential British beer with a rich aroma of hops and malt, with a long, deep, bitter-sweet finish – Usually £2.08, now £1.56

Brains Original Stout An India Pale Ale inspired by the 'IPA revolution' across the pond. A unique smooth malt taste upfront is finished off by a vigorous bitterness and a 'tidy' clout of citrus and berry hop flavours – Usually £1.97, now £1.48

Fuller's Honey Dew Golden Organic Ale This award winning premium beer is delightfully sweet, golden and refreshing. Brewed using only organically produced ingredients: English malts and the finest honey give a mellow, rounded character which is deliciously balanced with zesty hops – Usually £1.97, now £1.48

Spitfire Premium Kentish Ale Since 1698, by Britain's oldest brewer. This 4.5% Kentish Ale was first brewed in 1990 to celebrate the Battle of Britain which was fought in the skies above Kent 50 years earlier – Usually £1.97, now £1.48

Rev. James Brewed to a traditional recipe that’s been described as having a flavour not commonly available these days. A full-bodied and warming beer, The Rev. James is rich in palate, spicy and aromatic with a deeply satisfying finish - Usually £1.97, now £1.48

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Get your hops on as London celebrates the Great British Beer Festival